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On February 20, 1986, Marcos proclaimed himself victor of the snap elections, and was set to retain the presidency; on the same day, Corazon C. Aquino led a people’s victory rally at Luneta and called for civil disobedience, which included the boycotting of known Marcos-crony institutions. Two million people took up the cause with her at that rally; stocks of singled-out companies fell the very next day. Marcos responded with the threat of reinstating Martial Law, should Cory Aquino lead a nationwide strike; he, too, orchestrated a mass demonstration of support—reports emerged that twelve million pesos had been earmarked to pay supporters to attend a proclamation rally in his honor at Luneta.

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TV Patrol: Knowledge about EDSA People Power REVOLUTION

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Every 25th of February of the year, the Philippines commemorates the 1986 EDSA People Power Revolution which symbolizes the restoration of democracy in the Philippines after the Marcos Regime.

While most of the Millennials and Gen Zs aren’t born yet during this historical event, we all want to have a glimpse of what really happened during that time. Sure, it happened in 1986, but we’re not all gonna lie that this event still affects the Philippines today. Hence, it’s every Filipinos’ responsibility to educate themselves of what happened back then and how are we all going to make sense of it today.

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TV Patrol: Knowledge about EDSA People Power REVOLUTION

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Goals and results of the EDSA revolution : 

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Goals:
Removal of Ferdinand Marcos from power.
Installation of Corazon Aquino as President.
Restoration of democracy in the Philippines.

Results:
Opposition victory.
Ferdinand Marcos removed from office.
End of the Marcos regime.
Marcos clan flees to Hawaii.
Start of the Fifth Republic.
Corazon Aquino becomes president.

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The Final Hours: EDSA People Power Revolution | Need to Know

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Political term denoting the populist driving force of any social movement which invokes the authority of grassroots opinion and willpower, usually in opposition to that of conventionally organised corporate or political forces.

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The Final Hours: EDSA People Power Revolution | Need to Know